Teach Science with Science Fiction Films: A Guide for Teachers and Library Media Specialists (Managing the 21st Century Library Media Center)

by Terence Cavanaugh

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Use an interactive approach to keep students engaged and excited about learning science with 25 teaching modules that cover ten major science areas. - One-of-a-kind tool that covers all areas of science with films- Make learning fun while meeting science and information literacy standards

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